Brazosport Christian School

Academics

Curriculum

Our goal at BCS is to maintain high standards of excellence in academics. We select textbooks and other instructional materials from several publishing companies. We have made every effort to incorporate materials from Christian publishing companies into our program. When we have determined that we cannot maintain academic excellence in a particular curricular area using texts from Christian publishers, we have chosen offerings from secular companies and rely upon the teacher to serve as our “living curriculum.” Our teachers, as the spiritual leaders and shepherds of the students entrusted to them, carefully screen and edit all materials either to omit non-biblical references and influences or use them to teach the biblical standpoint.

Accreditation and Affiliations

Grade Levels

  • Elementary: Pre-K – 4th Grade
  • Secondary:
    • Junior High: 5th – 8th Grade
    • High School: 9th – 12th Grade

Standardized Testing

PSAT: Students will take the PSAT in grades 8 through 11. The cost of the PSAT is included in the student’s tuition.
ASVAB: Students will take the ASVAB in grade 11. The ASVAB is a free test and the results are provided to students along with an explanation of each category.
TSIA2: The TSIA2 is a test that is proctored by Brazosport College that determines college readiness in reading, writing, and math. The test is free for high school students.
ACT/SAT: The ACT and/or SAT are college entrance exams. Registration and fees for ACT and/or SAT exams are the responsibility of the student.
Renaissance Benchmark: A series of computer-adaptive assessments used to keep track of student reading and writing abilities from grades 1 through 7.

Grading and GPA Scale

 
Number Grade Letter Grade Standard GPA Advanced GPA AP/Dual Credit GPA
90-100 A 4.0 4.5 5.0
80-89 B 3.0 3.5 4.0
70-79 C 2.0 2.5 3.0
69 or below F 0.0 0.0 0.0
NOTE: A letter grade of “D” (60-69) may be awarded for Dual Credit courses as higher education recognizes a “D” as a satisfactory score in some college courses. The GPA score for a “D” in high school is “0”

Student Grades

Student grades are recorded in the FACTS student information system and may be accessed by parents/guardians using the FACTS Family Portal at: https://factsmgt.com/parents/#family-online

Take the Next Step!